The US wants its quantum lead to turn into factories and supply chains

The US wants its quantum lead to turn into factories and supply chains

Policymakers from Congress and the executive branch are looking for ways to further boost the U.S. quantum computing industry, including by growing industrial capacity to translate scientific breakthroughs into workable technology. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Paul Dabbar said the American industry is “by far the greatest leader in quantum technologies,” with a tech stack that is the envy of the world. The challenge will be translating those tec…

U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission Outlines Industrial Strategy to Counter Global Supply-Chain Risks

A U.S. Quantum Primacy Commission report warns that despite a current U.S. lead in quantum computing, China's higher public funding and lower manufacturing costs threaten long-term competitiveness. The report outlines a four-pillar strategy (Discovery, Development, Deployment, Scale) to maintain U.S. quantum primacy, emphasizing federal intervention to address supply chain vulnerabilities and domestic disparities in funding and infrastructure. A…

Commission On Quantum Primacy Details US Strategy For Quantum

The Commission on U.S. Quantum Primacy released its preliminary report, urging sustained investment to turn quantum discovery into American advantage. The report argues the United States must build the capacity to deploy and manufacture quantum technologies at scale, defining quantum primacy as the enduring ability to discover, develop, deploy and scale strategically consequential quantum capabilities.